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- 1.You are upgrading a computer to Windows XP Professional that currently runs an existing FAT32 partition. You would like to keep the data on the volume after the installation. To do this, you will:
- A.
Convert the existing partition to NTFS during the upgrade process.
- B.
Format the existing partition.
- C.
Install Windows XP Professional on the FAT32 partition.
- D.
Create a new NTFS partition and transfer the data later.
- E.
Use the Backup Utility to back up the data and restore it on the new partition.
- 2.You want to install Windows XP on a computer. Under which two of the following circumstances would you perform a clean install?
- A.
There is no existing operating system on the partition you are working with.
- B.
You want to ensure that all necessary operating system files are installed.
- C.
You want to preserve existing data on the partition you are working with.
- D.
The partition is small and you want to ensure that you have enough room for your applications.
- E.
You want to completely remove and replace the operating system on the computer on which you are working.
- 3.When performing an installation of Windows XP Professional you will install network components by doing which one of the following:
- A.
Selecting Install Network Components from the Setup Wizard.
- B.
Selecting Choose Network Settings from the Setup Wizard.
- C.
Providing a Workgroup or Domain Name and then choosing Network Settings.
- D.
Choosing a Typical or Custom installation once the Setup Wizard has restarted the computer.
- E.
Providing a Workgroup or Domain Name and then choosing Install Network Components.
- 4.Before upgrading a system to Windows XP Professional, you must do which one of the following?
- A.
Uncompress compressed drives.
- B.
Install new applications.
- C.
Update anti-virus software.
- D.
Install system patches.
- E.
Enable BIOS anti-virus options.
- 5.You are migrating a user to a new Windows XP Professional installation using FAST. Which two resources must be available to you?
- A.
Administrative privileges on the source computer.
- B.
A destination computer running Windows XP Professional.
- C.
Domain Administrator rights on the destination computer.
- D.
Domain Administration rights on the source computer.
- E.
The user name and password of the user whose state you are transferring.
- 6.When using Remote Installation Services, you must have a RIS boot disk under which circumstance?
- A.
When the client computer cannot be located on the network.
- B.
When you wish to perform an unattended installation.
- C.
When DHCP services are not available.
- D.
When using a network client other than WINS.
- E.
When the client computer\'s network card does not support PXE.
- 7.The Setup Manager Wizard allows you to configure which three of the following installation options?
- A.
Distribution method.
- B.
Advanced Settings.
- C.
Regional Settings.
- D.
Language Settings.
- E.
General Settings.
- 8.Identify the correct syntax for an Answer file.
- A.
[userdata] setting=value
- B.
[attribute] setting=value
- C.
[attribute] userdata=value
- D.
[section] key=value
- E.
[data] setting=value
- 9.You are preparing a disk image for multiple users. Why must you create a new account with administrative privileges?
- A.
That allows you to change the administrator password before you create the disk image.
- B.
You will abandon the old administrator profile when you transfer it to the other users.
- C.
You cannot transfer a profile that is in use.
- D.
The Default User profile can only be overwritten by the Administrator profile.
- E.
You can limit the ability of users to change the custom settings.
- 10.You have prepared a disk image to automate Windows XP Professional installations. You want to make the custom settings available to any user. To do this you must:
- A.
Copy the Default User profile to Active Directory.
- B.
Copy the Administrator profile to the Default User profile before creating the image.
- C.
Grant all users of the image Administrative privileges.
- D.
Enable the Default User profile once the image has been transferred.
- E.
Create a roaming profile for all users of the image.
- 11.You would like to install a new USB device into a computer. After connecting the device, Windows XP Professional does not recognize it. What should you do?
- A.
Unplug the new device. Reconnect it and restart the computer.
- B.
Run the Detect Hardware Wizard to detect and install drivers for the new device.
- C.
Run the Add Driver Wizard to add the device\'s driver.
- D.
Run the Add Hardware Wizard to install and configure the new device.
- E.
Turn the computer off. Install the device and restart the computer.
- 12.You would like to roll back a device driver. Rollback will not work for which type of hardware?
- A.
Network interface cards.
- B.
CD-ROM drives
- C.
USB devices.
- D.
VGA displays.
- E.
Printers.
- 13.After installing a new device on a computer running Windows XP Professional with the system root on disk drive C, you find that you must restore a device driver from a backup. Where are the driver backups stored?
- A.
C:\\system32\\driverbackups\\
- B.
C:\\system32\\backups\\
- C.
C:\\system32\\restorefiles\\
- D.
C:\\system32\\restorebackups\\
- E.
C:\\system32\\reinstallbackups\\
- 14.You have a suspected resource conflict. Identify two strategies to resolve this problem.
- A.
Identify an available resource and assign it to one of the conflicting devices.
- B.
Edit the registry.
- C.
Permanently change the resource settings for the conflicting Plug-and-Play device.
- D.
Disable a conflicting Plug and Play device to free its resources.
- E.
Only use Plug-and-Play devices.
- 15.In Windows XP Professional, DiskPart will support all but one of the following functions. Identify the unsupported function.
- A.
Disk formatting
- B.
Script execution.
- C.
Deletion missing dynamic disks
- D.
Assignment of a mount point or a drive letter.
- E.
Conversion a basic disk to a dynamic disk.
- 16.You wish to change the drive path for a mount point. How can you do this?
- A.
Use Disk Management to edit the drive path.
- B.
Use Diskpath to edit the drive path.
- C.
Simply create a new drive path.
- D.
Edit the registry with regedit.exe
- E.
Remove the old drive path and create a new one.
- 17.You wish to move a multi-disk volume from a Windows 2000 computer to a Windows XP computer. Which one of the following statements is true?
- A.
You do not need to move all disks in the volume.
- B.
The best strategy is to move each disk separately and test them for accessibility.
- C.
You must move all disks in the volume simultaneously.
- D.
You must convert a multidisk volume to a dynamic volume before you can move it.
- E.
Once the disks have been moved, you must delete the striped volume.
- 18.Which partition types are available on a basic disk?
- A.
Logical partition.
- B.
Primary partition.
- C.
Dynamic partition.
- D.
Simple partition.
- E.
Extended partition
- 19.You need to configure a computer to use multiple monitors. You install a compatible new display adapter and turn the computer on. What, if anything must you do next?
- A.
You do not need to do anything else. The new monitor will be available to the computer.
- B.
In the Display tab, click Settings and the new monitor\'s icon. Select Extend my Windows desktop onto this monitor. Configure the new display settings.
- C.
In the Display tab, configure the new monitor\'s display settings.
- D.
In the Display control panel, designate the new monitor as your primary display and configure the display settings.
- E.
In the Display control panel, under Settings, click Identify and enter a number that will correspond to the monitor\'s icon. Configure the monitor\'s settings.
- 20.Your users have deleted a large number of files from a particular volume. The performance of the volume seems to be suffering. What should you do?
- A.
Use Disk Defragmenter to analyze the disk.
- B.
Use Disk Defragmenter to defragment the disk.
- C.
Back up the data and reformat the partition.
- D.
Restore the deleted files from backup.
- E.
Add more memory to the server on which the volume sits.
- 21.You wish to convert a FAT32 file system to NTFS after you\'ve installed Windows XP Professional. Identify the ways in which you can do this.
- A.
Use the NTFSCONVERT utility
- B.
Use Disk Management
- C.
Use DiskPart
- D.
Use the FSCONVERT utility
- E.
Use the CONVERT command
- 22.Which one of the following is considered good practice for data encryption?
- A.
Never encrypt the My Documents folder, since that is the default storage location for user-created files.
- B.
Encrypt individual files, rather than folders.
- C.
Encrypt private keys and store them on a local volume.
- D.
Destroy recovery certificates and private keys immediately when the recovery agent policy changes.
- E.
Use encryption only when needed because it slows system performance.
- 23.You wish to set the compression state of a file in Windows XP Professional. How would you accomplish this?
- A.
Using Disk Manager, right-click the file and select the option to compress it.
- B.
Use a third party compression utility.
- C.
From the command line, use the COMPRESS command.
- D.
Open the Properties of the file. In Advanced Attributes, select the option to compress or decompress the file.
- E.
Open the Properties of the folder in which the file resides. Select the files within the folder to compress.
- 24.Which of the following is considered good practice regarding file compression?
- A.
System performance is not significantly affected by compressing and decompressing files.
- B.
Since applications take up large amounts of disk space, you should compress executable files.
- C.
Executable files do not make good candidates for compression.
- D.
Data that change frequently are good candidates for compression.
- E.
Archived data should be considered for compression.
- 25.Two potential disadvantages of EFS are:
- A.
EFS does not encrypt data as it travels over a network.
- B.
A system using EFS can be booted using a different file system and EFS data can be read.
- C.
EFS can write temporary files to non-encrypted folders.
- D.
EFS does not automatically re-encrypt folders once they\'ve been decrypted.
- E.
The administrator must create a data recovery agent before EFS can be used.
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